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1 engineer, 1 month, 1 million lines of code.

Who cares. From one walled garden to the next. Renting identities on permissioned networks is so tiresome.

I argue there is a more fundamental problem with the money: Debasement. Debasement is an invisible tax and its effects far outweigh individuals bypassing taxes.

It's a massive flaw in how Azure works and why it's 10x more complicated than AWS or GCP. Wait until you try OCI.

Nice thanks, I was finally able to design the schema for my dog turd tracker. The foreign key to the smells table was a great suggestion!

You’re not the only one.

Who is macOS designed for? I assume a non negligible customer base are software professionals and this iOSification of the desktop is borderline hostile. I don’t get it.

In addition to self hosting, anonymous access to hosted inference is another interesting path. There’s a “A Decentralised LLM Routing Marketplace” being built out on nostr that lev…

The Simulation Theory presents the following trilemma, one of which must be true: 1. Almost all human-level civilizations go extinct before reaching a technologically mature “posth…

KYC only hurts law abiding citizens. Criminals just use stolen identities (from breaches of KYC data).

The analogy works in the visibility sense and I see why you might assume there’s a blockchain involved in Nostr. But to clarify, there is not. It’s worth highlighting as there are …

Nostr doesn’t have a blockchain or token. Notes and Other Stuff Transmitted by Relays. It’s just signed json messages distributed by [websocket] relays.

superbacked, now free and open source, does exactly this. https://superbacked.com/

Lightning is a layer two protocol on Bitcoin. It supports any Lightning wallet including CashApp.

Take a look at MCP, Model Context Protocol.

We’ll just stick LLM Gateway LLM in front of all the specialized LLMs. MicroLLMs Architecture.

The rare, correct Bitcoin take on HN.

Apple is UX-first, not privacy-first.

Albiet a KYC mixer whose database will inevitably be leaked. But I digress.

> No, but it's reasonably suspicious So you agree there may be valid, legal, usecases for this technology for Americans? The fact of the matter is Americans used to have a degree o…

Have you ever considered there may be legitimate use cases for such technology? Like normal Americans maintaining financial privacy? Cash was a private, p2p currency before it was …

Why elect a king when you already have a private group of bankers running the show